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HELP,<br />
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I have a Exchange 5.5 server with Raid 1 and Raid 5 parttions... I have lost my RAID 1 due to hard drives failures but my RAID 5 is intact.. RAID 1 contained my win2k operating sytem and exch log files and data is in the RAID 5..<br />
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I restored the operation system from the most recent backup but windows sees the Raid 5 partition as foreigh drive.. &nbsp;How can i get it to see the partition as E: drive..<br />
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thx <br />
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John
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HELP,

I have a Exchange 5.5 server with Raid 1 and Raid 5 parttions... I have lost my RAID 1 due to hard drives failures but my RAID 5 is intact.. RAID 1 contained my win2k operating sytem and exch log files and data is in the RAID 5..

I restored the operation system from the most recent backup but windows sees the Raid 5 partition as foreigh drive..  How can i get it to see the partition as E: drive..

thx 

John

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